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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-22

GORDON.-Dicd, November 81. 1881, NJ $40
g.. NJ az his sdence, - west Canal street, Mr.
THOMAS GORDON, in the hfiy-ulntn year Of
his age.
Father thOn art gone 10 rest;
Tiny tolls ana cares are Ger.
Sorrow, palns and sickness
Nc'c- Will distress thec more.
Father thou art gone 90 rest
This SHALL o. our prayer:
Nnon We reach our lfurucy7 end
Your loved ones VIII De there.
His funeral Will take place al 3 o'clock WE'D
NE~DAl AFlEROON ft0m his la'e residence.
Friends and aqualntances Of the family are re-
Quested % attend.
HALL.-Dled. In Heurico county, November
1911. HENRY, infant son OF Oscar t. and COrde-
liza V. Hall.
Buried at Oakwool Sunday, November 10Th.
IENDgRSON.-Diedi in Washington county.
Va, AT Bucna Vita. the residence Of his daugh-
ter Mrs W. b. Robertson, November Ism, WAL
TER HENDERSON; aged seyenty-tour years.
HILIIAkD. Died, az his residence, In the
West End corner Of Washington and Beverly
streets on the morning Of the 2th Of NoYem-
Der. iss9. MO>BT BILLIARD, IN the thirty
fourth year ~ his age
The funeral took place Monday, .ist instant. al
3 o'clock. from Emmanuel church, IN Henrico
county.
SPENCE.-Dled. at 1918 p. NJ, November q,
iSS7. at the residence OF his sOn-ln-law. Il. L.
Noel, T.. b. SPENCE, IN the eighty-secoud year
Funeral services from tho First Baptist church
THIS CruesdaO All EkNOON al O'Clock. No
flowers by request.
Baltimore sun please copy.
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Cronhedness Pnni,hed.

10y I0IHtfdph % NC UI7VdItu.I
PHILADELPHIA, November 2l.-Henry
V. Lesley and James A. l.. Wilson were
arrligned to-day befori Judge Mitchell
and pleaded guilty to conspiracy to cheat
and defraud the Delaware aud Chesa-
peake Canal Company Of sum aggre-
eating over $500, 900. The two men are
cousins Wilson succeeded Lesley in
the position of secretary and treasurer
of the canal company, and the
crooked transactions begun by Lesley
were continued by the two men after
Wilson had been appointed TO the posi-
ton. Lesley was sentenced to eight
years and Wilson to six years in the
penitentimy.
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Thernter.>tatc Commission.
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WAsmNGrON. November 2l-Ihe In
ter-State Commerce Commission to-day
began the hearing of complaints in the
STANDARD Oil cases. These are COM
plants of George Rice, of Marietta,
Ohio. against a number of railroads,
ALLEGING against some discrimination i'm
favor Of the Standard Oh Compl-
nv: against others in violation of
the long and SHORTHAND provision,
and AGAINST all unreasonable and unjust
rates. Fifty or sixty gentlemen are IN
attendance lawyers and witnesses-and
the proceeding are likely to consume
several laws. Tile complaint against the
Loulsv,le and Nashville was read IN
FULL and the points wherein 1t differed
from th others were explained byJudge
LOOMS verbally. The reply Of the
Louisville aud y shville was also read.
A general denial Is made OF unreason-
able charges ard Of violations OF the
long and shou-hAul provision, and the
alleged discrimination il explained upon
the theory that the Standard Oil Com
pany furnishes itsown (tlnk) cars, while
the complainant ships in barrels in the
company cars, thereby causing a sub
stantial difference of circumstances and
conditions. The case having thus been
stated upon both sides. counsel Tor com
painant, read several dispositions, after
which some witnesses were heard.
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fBy Aurlo-Amcrcan cable To- the Dispatehl
BERLIN, November 2l.-Ihe following
bulletin was received from San Reno
Saturday The @demateous swelling OF
the Crown puuce's laryuX has entirely
disappeared Areiuction ottheswclling
Was especially noticeable after the 10Th
instant. when % tlocculcnt discharge OF
reddish brown color occurred Alter
wards the surface OF the new growth ON
the left side of the laryuX, with the sup
puratug part and the enlargement OF
the plottis. became porccpuhlc. Since
then respiration ha, been free and swat
lowing entirely painless.
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NORTH CAROLINA.
MINISTER JABvIss RECENT ILLNESS
he Is Better.
Railroad Conference - The Special. Tax
Bonds Bgain-rho Bsptists-
General News Notes
Especial telegram to the pispaich.l

RALEIGH, y. c., November 2l.-A
private letter received here 10 day from
Mrs. f. j. Jarvis states that Minister
Jarvis has bad a relapse from his recent
severe attack Of fever. He Is now better,
but very weak
4 special committee Of businessmen
left for Wilmington this afternoon for
the purpose Of conieiTnR with Prosi-
dent Bridges, OF the Wilmington and
Weldon railroad, with reference 10 the
extension of the Albemaric and Raleigh
railway from Spring Hope, Nash county,
TO Raleigh.
People in New York who hold thespc-
cial-toX bonds, which aggregate about
twenty millions ofdoiars. wish to reduce
the amount t. i've millions and then in-
ducc the state 10 recognize the debt.
The Baptist State Convention, aitcr
pleasant five days session at Duran,
adjourned vest rday. though it was
feared that the attendance would not ha
as large rs usual. yet the gathering TUNED
ont to To bc one of the larJc-; u the
history OF the denomination, and the
whole proceedings were characterized 10y
energy and cnthus.a-m
The mudttO Stephen Freeman is in
jail at Wilmington on tine charge of
ASSEMBLING Mrs. ada Sellers. The oyi-
dcncc against him is all given 10y her,
hut is direct, positive, and mistaken.
his crime is capital one, and rr may
well b. alarmed as he ISL at tine danger
of his situation.
Saturday the largest cargo Of cotton
ever shipped from Wilmington was taken
ont hy the steamer hc.msey for Liver
pool. 1t consisted of $500 bales.
l.. W. Kerr, OF Sampson county. sue
Goods Dr. Rams y, OF northampton, as %
director of tine coiorcd insane asylum at
Goldsboro. The officers of this lu,iiiu-
tion are 10 BE- elected the 9Th of Deem
Der.
Rev. W. g. Clements, superintendent
of public instruction of Wake county.
has accepted 20 call to the Christian
church in ibis city.
The Stockholders of the Western North
Carolina railroad viii meet at AshcvilIc
next Wednesday.
The North Carolina Conference of the
African Methodist Church i, ia session.
The assets Of Mr. Alexander Stuart
who failed at Rockingham, Richmond
county. last Thursday, viii fully cover
it is said, hls liabilities OF 5il,Ulo. The
assets consist mainly Of real estate.
The weather this morning was thc
coolest of the year, and there was much
lce
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4 fire in York, Pa, Sunday destroyed
seven stores. including the Union and
Masonic blocks Loss 100000.
There Was frost and thin ice at Tampa
Yesterday morning, closing the epidemic,
which had already about died ont
Alta secret consistory on the 18th in
slant several new bishops Will be created,
bat 10 appointments to the sacred col
lece viii Dee made
Joch Couroy, a hackman, was muir
dered al Sing sing, y y, Sunday night.
Three Hmgarians are under arrest,
charged with the crime.
The Scrvian Government has demand
ed of Bulgaria an explanation of the CIR
cular declaring that Scryian subjects IN
Bulgaria will not be admitted to the
privileges granted under the capituia-
tons.
The Scottish Miners Federation has
resolved TO work but five days week
and eight hours per day. They have also
agreed 10 proclaim national strike ia
Scotland il Mr.. Robert Cunningham L.
Graham, NJ F., who was arrested during
the London disturbances OF Sunday the
18th, is sent to prison.
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SOB: and entire amount collected from
all sources WAS $685. 27.
An informal meeting OF the Inter
national Fisheries Commission was heldat
the State Department this afternoon. The
first regular business meeting will take
place tomorrow. The most important
conclusion reached to-day was resoIu-
ton unanimously adopted to keep the
proceedings of the negotiators secret, at
least until the conclusion of their work.
The Acting Secretary Of the Treasury
to-day appointed w. p. Ledbetter and
W. c. Smithdcal TO be storekeepers and
guagers at Salisbury, y. G.
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THE METH0DISTS.
SUNDAY AT DASvILLg-s0LEMN 0RDl-
NATION SERVICES.
At Work on the AppOintmsnts-Msny
Changes Expected-Regular Pro
ceedings Of Conference.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l

DANyILLE, Va, November 2L.-On
yesterday morning, at the Main-Street
Methodist church. the Bishop ordained
TO the office OF deacon Ernest Stevens
Bascom Dey. William q. Boggs, and
Thomas !. Wray, Of the conference, and
John William Lee. James NJ. Shockley,
and Charles W. Turner local preachers.
At Mount Vernon church, al the close
OF the evening service, he, with the
assistance of elders. ordained to the
Office Of elder William X. Crowder and
Emmett f.. Harrel, of the conference,
and Albert 4. Jones and Joseph W.
Shackford local preachers.
Reports say the work of the Bishop
and his council fixing the appointments
Is progrt ssing fayorably. The conference
will probably adjourn On Tuesday night
or Wednesday morning. 1t Is believed
that many changes are contemplated. 1t
is reported that Or. ~lcdd viii be re-
moved from Petersburg 90 Portsmouth.
REGULAR CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS.
Religious services were conducted this
morning 10y J. W. Southall.
The Bishop announced the transfer Of
Rev. !. X. Griffith, Of the North Caro-
lima Conference, to the Virginia Confer
cncc.
The Sunday-School Board reported
an increaseof - schools, POI officers and
teachers, and 1903 scholars.
Ihc board is in condition TO do much
more effective work the coming year
than ever before. They have in hand the
funds collected on "ChIldren's Day.
amounting TO more than $1,000. Ibis
fund they viii expcnd IN aiding weak
schools and organizing schools IN desil-
tute places.
st 10 o'clock the Bishop announced
the order OF the day the memor.al ser-
vice. The announcements for meetings
Of committees, &c, were made ana the
solemn services in cOmmcmOutl0lOi the
dead began.
The service consisted Of singing.
prayer. the reading of memoirs oi the
deceased, and brief speeches cu!oGistic
OF the dead. The whole service cover
ed more than three hours. but many said
it was too short. The house was packed.
The solemn, fearful interest Of tine occa-
sion was something long TO bee rcmcm-
bcred Atthc conclusion Of the memo
rial service the conference Adjourned.
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MARKETs BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.


NEW YORK, November 9i.--Cotton easy: sales.
~ bales upland-. l0's c Orlosn- iO}ac metre
cript.. 6(O6J bales; exports-tO Great Britain.
59,,5i bales; % Franco. Ai2S bales 10 the Cont
nent. 10 uales; suck, 1YN9ll Oa4es. southern
hour-C ommOn 60 fair exiIa. s. 2NaS3 80. good
20 choice extra f4loasa Wheat Options active
and very strong: prices advanced ial C.,
closing nrm ~ near the highest; cash lul o..
better. with fair Dusiness, partly for shipment;
No. red. November ~ ass: Doccinuer,
higher and moderately active, closing nrm
No ,, December. So a56ssc; January, 81 "a
Sc; May, b ASS 3-i0c Oats haze. better,
closing steady: No. ,, November, s3Ac.; De-
cemner, IS sa3jhc May, &c Z a6Ac.: No 2 spot,
So, aj54 &C., mixed western. 3laaoc. Hops steady.
Coifee-Fair Rho quiet a. ilS.Nh opu0us BALD
points higher ana less doing; No. tio, Noyenl-
Der SlA 1uafl5i5; December. Sl5 iOasl1sO: May.
fAs0aslA6. sugar dull; teir refining, 3'l6c.
reaned Quiet Molasses steady; New Orleans.
new crop, toaiSc. Rico firm. Culton-seed OIL
steady Resin sui At sLWhaH.lA Turpentino
dun at SIC. Hides qulot aud steady, Wool un-
changed and dun. Pork nrmer aud fairly
active: mess, sli Is for old; tl5asiajl Tor new.
Beef duh Mlddles dull. Lard isaS2 points
higher; trade. however. quite moderate. western
steam. spot and November, $50; December,
s.2!aSa.ss; May, H.a2asi.6S. FTeighls duh.
BALTIMORE
BALTM0Rs. ND, November 2l.-Cotton My
and quiet; midding. lOi. al0hc. Flour steady
aud in moderate inquiry; Howari-strees aud
western superine, S26as275: DO. extra, "a
$500 do family, % 75aSL@; city mills
supernne. s26aistO: DO. extra. f3aS.6s; do
RIO brands A,@ssLCs Paiapseo super
lauye patent. 1928. DO. FANNY, sis1
Wheat->outhern iaiily active anG . shade
easler; red, S5aSsc. amber, S6aSs. western
higher. closing urn No. w.nter red, spot
S3Aas3fsc.; November, Sac. asked; December
aAaSa%e; January SoNaseAe.; May, sssa~e
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wnshinrton Notes.
fBy telegraph TO TIE pispa'ch-l

WAsHlNGroN, November 2l.-Hon.
Alexander McCue, Solicitor of the
Treasury, in his annual report to the
Attorney. General shows the amount
character, and result of the litigation
nnder his direction during the past fiscal
wear. The number Of suits commenced
was 3 575 entire suits decided or other
wise disposed Of during the year, 3,l95 ;
whole amount for which judgments
were obtained excIusiveof IN rem, s7l9,-
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my. long ago became financially the
In e. successful newspaper in Virginia.
tban "a1 ~ respect at least IL has not more
o'a" ., ulree or four equals in the south
~" states. The latest stroke of enter
r i,,s was the introduction into the D,s-
;n ~,," once last week of Hoe perfect
SnH wen press capable of printing and
WV Zl,OOO copies of the Dispatch
H., noor, and complete apparatus for
S".Ice'otypng the edition Inc whole
V n'' cost SD, 800. We congratulate the
iI'N'"'ch proprictors upon this new cvi-
fence fence OF their prosperity GocdopsriHc
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Trouble Among uuauraee Brewers

iIy telegraph t0 tho D-pa' 'h.
MILWAUKEE. Wis, Noycmbcr2l.-Ihe
union brewers at the Cream City Brewery
refused this morning to handle any more
malt for commission mAt-hou,cs. The
union men declare that they viii force a
general lockout If necessary. 4 card has
been issued calling upou workiugmen to
boycott the brewing establishments of
Fred. Miller Adam Gcttleman, and thc
Cream City Brewing Company for using
nou-uuiou malt. The card was adr9itly
worded. so as to eyade the conspiracy
low. The secretary of the Brewers
Union SAYS IN case a general lockout oc-
ours the American Federation Ol Labor
will issue "a boycott against all Milwm-
kec beer The FeJeraiIon has over
COZ. 1000 members. Some Of the masters
claim that all of the brewing inns en-
ployiue union men viii shortly notify
the men to quit the union or leave Their
employ.
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RrcHxoED LIVESTOCK MARygT

NOVEMBER 2i.-Recripts: 80 head cattle,
gts -n.e p ard lambs AMI 101 hogs
sales: 3,l head cattle, le' sheep and lambs,
AMI 6l9 hogs.
Prices:
Catte.-Best, ii{a:1c. gross: medium % good,
3t.alc. gross; common % fair, 913c. gross.
shcep-94 al ic. gross.
Lambs-3b ajc. gross.
Hogs--th asc net.
Bull3-2ay. GROSS
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nesnerate Fight Between H.ners aud
NarS1nl'S Posse.

fBy telcgraph % the HIsIaI'n'I
Cvc1vNAu. ONO, November pa
special saws that a desperate conflict
taoL place Yesterday at JolIico, Tenn.
Marshal Woolmine in the afternoon nm
6.rlook 10 arrest some miners Tor ais-
or Ierly conduct The men resisted and
ore ~ Them. Noah Miller, was kllled ;
tre otb,rs fed At s O'Clock Mlller's
tr,ends attacked the Marshal and killed
fire and wounded two OF lis posse
CT excitement prevails.
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NO coNcLrsLoN REACMED.
The Jury In the old Express Com
pnny.s suit Adjourned over.


Soon after Judge Wexford, OF the
Citv Circuit Court, assembled tine bench
at 10 o'clock yesterday morning the trial
Of the case of Glenn, trustee Of the Ma
tional Express and Transportation Com
panv. as. Harrison, Garth a Co., which
was begun on SATURDAY and reported IN
the DisDa'ch OF Sunday. was resumed.
Several witnesses were examined, closing
the evldenc-. In the afternoon argu-
ment Of counsel was heard, and about IS
p. NJ. the case was submitted 10 the lury,
who. after an hour retirement, returned
unable to agree upon verdict
4 member of the jury stated to the
court that they desired gal instructions,
hut judge Wexford saiC he did not feel
that it would be right to give them IN
the absence of counsel for the plaintiff,
both OF whom had been compelled to
Ieaye-Jujge Marshall having important
business engagements in Baltimore. and
MIR. john Howard having been called to
Washington ON telegram announcing
that his brothers wife was thought TO be
DYING.
The Jurors stated that the question
that they desired the Court to settle was
whether the firm oil Harrison Co. had
been dissolved when theoue OF Harrison,
Garth * Co. VS. formed. Judge Well
ford declined to answer through courtesy
to counsel, and finally adjourned tue
inrv. who said they thought they could
come 10 an agreement in half an hour,
and we're adjourned over until 10 o'clock
this morning. This was after I O'Clock.
This is one of the numerous suits
brought by the trustee of this old ex-
press company 10 secure the payment of
Subscriptions OF stock. This one is espe-
cialy directed at Messrs. Apperson and
Lewis Ginter. The latter denies that he
was ever member Of the firm which
subscribed to the stock, AID the plaintiff
AYERS that be was; and this is the
pivotal point on which the loss
or success of the suit hinges.
This banking firm did business
both in New York and Richmond, under
the names first OF Harrison * Co., then
Harrison, Garth Il Co., and later OF
Harrison, Goddin ~ Apperson. Several
suits are pending both here and IN New
York
Mr.. r. II. Stegar was requested by
the plaintiff 5 counsel to receive the YER
dict, but he did not feel authorized to
act further. For this reason the Court
declined to instruct the jury.
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In meTnOrian.

FLORENCE FROST, DIED SEPTEMBER 30, 1851.
o, measure not her life by years,
For so IL were but short.
But measure by the fruit Il bore,
Acts all unselfish, good, and pure,
Born Of a heart that held IN store
True Christian love;
A heart that gladdened by its smile,
or comforted by lis tears.
o, little recks she now, her way.
On earth was filled With pain
But, with a heart O'erful with praise,
That grace divine
On all the devious earthly ways
Or dark on Oright-did ever shine,
Reloices thar the gracious ray
Is merged In an eternal day.
o, say not that her life IL DER,
Say--lt Is Just begun.
On earth she did The Fathers will,
Aud now above,
In acts OF prompt obedience still
and eager love, \
she executes some high behosL,
Where service ia eternal rest.
AUGUSTA EVELYN sAULLER,
Aee York.
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nn,nnre ,nlhe e.mHan.lol.e.

NEW YORK, November 4l.-lhe cap
tain of the GA Dominion steamship
Guyandottc made q formal report to the
cn,tom-house authorities ON ITS collision
sonth Of Hog island, of the Virginia
coast November 18th. with the schooner
Allen Green. Of Providence. The NIGHT
MS Starlight No lives were lost The
damage to the Guyandotte WAS ,7}'OUV
fully insured.
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MARRIAGES.

FRIBFRG-T HOMPSJN.-M in Helena,
Ark November ,, 1857. at TIE residence ~ g. J..
Moore, by iuc Rev Richard iOlt1n, q. II. FRI
BERG. oi M.utc, H.. 10 INOGrNE, ouly dausn-
Ter II the late Arthur Thompson, Of Helena. 10
ga. de-
RlCE-LANCASTER.-M on Thur
day. Nugomhcr l1th. at the resdeuc0 az the
brides a;hcr, oy Rev. Charles n Read. assisted
,y Rev. Charles r. Price. Mr. WILLIAM ARM
STRONG PR b. Of this city. % Miss BESSIE
ELY, daughter Of Mr.. b. A. Lancaster.
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A Greedy Tram y.

Yesterday morning Mr.. W. B. Satter-
white, OF Henrico county, attracted much
attention by calling for the police. OIL
Ger Walton responded, and Mr.. Satter-
white pointed out a man, who was ar
rested and taken to the Second station
on the charge of breaking into MIR. Sat
terwhites house and stealing certain ar
ticles. The man was locked up, and
will he before the Police Justice
this morning. II seems that a
tramp called ut Mr.. Satterwhite's, who
lives about seventeen miles below the
city, on Saturday evening, and asked Tor
lodging. Mr.. Sat'erwhite kindly gave
him food and lodging. Sunday morning
the party left. Soon thereafter Mr.. Satter-
white and family went ochurch, when the
tramp returned, and not being satisfied at
the hospitality extended to him the night
before, broke open window ana en-
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Died of Her niurios-Obsccs;e Litcrn-
fure.

ISrocill tclceum % fho DlsU1''hl
NORFOLK, November 2l.-Nrs. Mary
Sampson, who Was badly burned by the
explosion of a kyroseue-oll can while
kindlmg a fire at n,r residence on Chapel
street, died to-day Of her injuries.
Mayor Myers to-day issued am order
TO the police 10 suppress all otsc ne pa
pcrs sold in the city 10y enforcing the
law against neTsicilers selling obscene
papers.
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ra,.t Collision Between freight
ErRin~.

VIENNA, ILL, November 2l. --Nester-
dav afternoon. four miles north OF tnls
c;ty on the Cairo, Vincennes and Chi-
oa y, railroad. two freight trains colllded.
me engines aud eight cars we're badly
smosb.d Dau Collars and Frank Bar
o." fine engineers; Richard Walker, a
brakeman, and fireman named Schai-
fer were instantly killed. Some others
are reported wounded.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-22

RnruMArIcs TAKE CoURAGE'-hheu-
matism has has bad hold OF me Tor Two Two
or three years. and this winter l was as
persuaded 10 try salvation Oil. l.
quickly gave me relief, and I've not haa =
y touch of il for long while. seno
tins recommendation that other sufferers
may obtain relief. e ~
WILLIAM CLARK, Car Driver,
Clifton, Baltimore county, Did.
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sad Message from the sea.

10y teI0ETaPh 10 Ino UIspaIch,I
JACKSONVILLE. November 2l.-Tbe
following note in bottle was picked up
by fisherman in Fort George inlet yes
terdly. "The good ship Mary Whalen
sunk off Barnegat Light. All hands
persisted. Captain McWhalen."
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET

NONfMDfE q, rs.
Trading on Change was very lighi to-day. \
few Burleys were sold privately, and last week
there were more sold than was reportaDle al tho
time. From the presence OF good many out
side buyers We may have some important sales
10 note ina a day or two. our market Is ready
and ripe Tor business with prices fasoring buy
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tered the house, fitted himself ont with
coat, vest, hat, and two handkerchieis,
and broke open a trunk and got one
dollar and fifty cents in cash. Mr.. sat
terwhite followed him and happened TO
overhaul him on Eighth and Broad
streets. whore he was arrested.